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A review by annkniggendorf
Havemercy by Danielle Bennett, Jaida Jones
5.0
[a:Jaida Jones|1036925|Jaida Jones|http://photo.goodreads.com/authors/1277324319p2/1036925.jpg] & [a:Danielle Bennett|1036924|Danielle Bennett|http://photo.goodreads.com/authors/1277324375p2/1036924.jpg]'s [b:Havemercy|2305862|Havemercy|Jaida Jones|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1320400450s/2305862.jpg|2312276] is an entirely unique take on dragons in fantastic literature with "fantasy, dragons, war, magicians, political intrigue, steampunk, alternate history, Russia, China/Japan, and shonen ai" being my list of tags for it.
[b:Havemercy|2305862|Havemercy|Jaida Jones|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1320400450s/2305862.jpg|2312276] is a fast paced direct narrative told from four distinctly different voices based on an in-depth, complex world building full of unique elements. The book is highly complex, with even small details from the beginning playing a vital role in the outcome that make even an attentive reader like me flip occasionally back just to make sure it was really there (it is!).
I can't say more about if without giving utter spoilers - hence, just be warned that the backtext just doesn't give it credit.
[b:Havemercy|2305862|Havemercy|Jaida Jones|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1320400450s/2305862.jpg|2312276] is a fast paced direct narrative told from four distinctly different voices based on an in-depth, complex world building full of unique elements. The book is highly complex, with even small details from the beginning playing a vital role in the outcome that make even an attentive reader like me flip occasionally back just to make sure it was really there (it is!).
I can't say more about if without giving utter spoilers - hence, just be warned that the backtext just doesn't give it credit.